Vanderbilt Commodores Baseball - Head Coaches

Head Coaches

  • Records are through the end of the 2011 Season
Tenure Coach Years G W L T Winning %
1904 T. W. Davis 1 25 19 6 0 .760
1908 Grantland Rice 1 22 11 9 2 .538
1909–1910 E. J. Hamilton 2 38 19 18 1 .513
1911 Drew Fann 1 15 8 7 0 .533
1912–1913 Herbet Sanborn 2 40 21 17 2 .550
1914 Dick Lyle 1 23 13 8 2 .609
1917, 24–40&52 Bill Schwartz 19 268 155 112 1 .580
1918 John Palmer 1 13 5 8 0 .384
1919 Ray Morrison 1 6 3 3 0 .500
1920–1921 Byrd Douglas 2 50 31 19 0 .620
1922–1923 Wallace Wade 2 39 26 13 0 .667
1942&1947 James A. Scoggins 2 40 20 19 1 .513
1948 Tommy Harrison 1 22 11 9 2 .545
1949–51&54-56 Dave Scobey 6 118 43 75 0 .364
1953 Woody Johnson 1 18 5 13 0 .278
1957–1959&61 Dick Richardson 4 87 24 63 0 .276
1960 Harley Boss 3 63 21 42 0 .333
1962 Jerry Elliot 1 22 2 18 2 .136
1965–1967 George Archie 3 60 18 42 0 .300
1968–1978 Larry Schmittou 11 559 306 252 1 .548
1979–2002 Roy Mewbourne 24 1272 655 608 9 .518
2003–present Tim Corbin 10 627 410 217 0 .654
Totals 23 coaches 99 3427 1826 1578 23 .537


Longest Tenure
Rank Name Seasons
1 Roy Mewbourne 24
2 Bill Schwartz 19
3 Larry Schmittou 11
Most Wins
Rank Name Wins
1 Roy Mewbourne 655
2 Tim Corbin 409
3 Larry Schmittou 306
Best Winning Pct.
Rank Name Pct.
1 T. W. Davis .792
2 Wallace Wade .667
3 Tim Corbin .657

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